A set that starts with abstract slow beats and evolves into something truly special

Enough of this influence shit

Brazilian techno artist Pedro Frazão, aka Kalif,  discovered the depths of electronic music in his hometown in 1996. After starting a career as a DJ, he moved to Dublin where he soon became a prominent figure in the Irish techno scene of the 2000s, playing in major clubs around the country. He also spun in legendary powerhouses in France, such as the Rex Club, and in Brazil’s main cities, before moving to Rio de Janeiro in 2003. In 2008, he released the independent album Banzo which got plaudits from local press. A year later, he decided to retire from the music world. 

After a long hiatus, and unexpected inspiration arising after the loss of loved ones, Kalif found himself immersed in music once again, and in May 2022 he released his second album, You Could Hear Broken Violins In the Wind. Boasting both downbeat, melancholic moments, as well as pure dancefloor cuts, it’s a matured collection of tracks and sounds that have inspired the artist’s journey. Since then, the now semi-retired DJ, has been producing and releasing tracks on a regular basis. Always ranging from melancholic and introspective sounds, to groovy and colorful techno. Kalif tends to focus more on melodic arrangements, regardless of the style of music he makes.

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DJ Kalif

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